Lincoln’s Power of the Pen team has done amazing at competitions this year. The team which consists of all 8th grade girls has won at district and regional competitions.
Micaiah Capers and Oliva Waldron are competing at the state competition at Ashland University this week. GOOD LUCK GIRLS!
Students spent a beautiful Friday afternoon walking the grounds of the Akron Zoo. Students were treated to a carousal and train ride to complete the perfect zoo trip.
Lincoln was full of singing voices from our class of 2035 students. Each class sang two songs and then came together to sing a school favorite ” Kindergarten Rocks!”
Students and staff participated in a “Spirit Week” the first week of May. Themes included: Hawaiian shirts, Star War, Western, Color War, and Disney.
The gym at Harding was packed full of amazing artwork pieces from students from across the district on May 5th. Top awards went to students from Lincoln. Congratulations to all students that participated and to Mrs. Babik and Mrs. Newbrough their hard work and dedication to the student’s at Lincoln.
Nolana Cruz 1st 1st place 6-8 pod
Raylee Katona 2nd place 6-8 pod
Gabriella Thornton 3rd 6-8 pod
Isaiah Jackson Honorable Mention – 7th grade
Tristan Hobbs principal’s award
Genevieve Ramey 1st place 3-5 pod
Scott Wilson 3rd 3-5 pod
Ethan Cline 3rd K-2 pod
Skylah Travis Honorable Mention – Kindergarten
Madelyn Angel Honorable Mention – 1st grade
Student’s in Ms. Collier’s sixth grade math classes are learning all about fractions. Check out their posters explaining how to share their candy evenly amongst their friends.
Students in grades K-5 participated in various Earth Day activities around the school. Student’s organized a school grounds cleanup, created various posters, and learned how to Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle to keep our Earth happy.
Some of our youngest students and their parents participated in puzzle day at Lincoln.
Puzzle day was an opportunity to get parents into the classrooms playing with their kids while educating them on the importance of activities, such as puzzles, have on brain development.
Puzzles are good for things like spatial awareness, memory and problem solving skills.
An induction ceremony was held for the newest members of National Junior Honor Society. Candles were lit after each reading about scholarship, leadership, service, citizenship, and character. Congratulations to members past and present.
The kindergarten classes enjoyed having Outback Ray bring some of his favorite animals to Lincoln to visit. Students were delighted to see a turtle, armadillo, python, and other animals. Thank you Ms. Gazso for bringing “Ray” and his friends to visit.
